Bruins United won a majority of contested seats on the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Two general representatives and Cultural Affairs commissioner were the only positions to go to LET’S ACT!

Unlike previous years, the annual festival was not held at the Intramural Field, nor was it a two day event. Instead, it was relocated to the Los Angeles Tennis Center and it infused multiple artists from separate genres into one jam-packed day.

On Monday night, UCLA students gathered around Meyerhoff Park to commemorate those that were affected by the Charlie Hebdo incident in Paris.

On Saturday evening, the Orpheum Theatre featured Austra as its opening act and Broken Bells as its headliner. Both performances made it a memorable night for the audience.

Bruin Bash was held in the Los Angeles Tennis Center and featured Kandace Springs and Chance The Rapper. Both of the performers kept the crowd in high spirits.

HOWEWO photographers toured the campus to find students who were soon to become graduates of UCLA and asked them about their graduation plans.